Three licensed therapists breakdown and analyze popular movies and characters from the perspectives of an individual, child, and a marriage and family therapist.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/popcorn-psychology--3252280/support.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessTV & FilmFilm ReviewsMental Health |
Welcome to Season 8!!! We kick off with the 2024 sequel, Inside Out 2! We discuss the introduction of Anxiety as a significant shake up to the emotional control board. We explore various therapeutic interventions to manage anxiety and how the movie d... more
Happy Valentine's Day! This year you all picked "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". Enjoy as we dive into the concept of enmeshment: what that means, the factors that can create enmeshment, and the impact of enmeshment on an individual's development.
Becom... more
Be careful, this episode is FrA-Gee-Lay!! We dive into the holiday classic, A Christmas Story. We discuss the child dynamics centered within the film as well as parenting styles and the relationship between Mom and Dad. Join us as we try not to shoot... more
Happy Holidays ya filthy animals! In this episode we will be breaking down the 1990 Holiday Classic: Home Alone! We will be discussing the challenges of being a gifted child, the roots of behavior issues, family problems, holiday stress, and dissocia... more
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Hannah, Brittney, Ben, you guys truly are doing amazing things with this pod. I love hearing my favorite movies be dissected in such a clinical/educational way while still being easy to digest. Nope has to be one of my favorite movies and when I saw the review posted for it I immediately clicked! As a young woman in my twenties this pod brings me so much joy but also resources in the sense that things I’ve struggled with or related to through my favorite characters have been made clearer to me t... more
I’m a filmmaker (writer / director) and I’ve always had a strong interest in psychology, so this is right up my alley. So informative and just plain interesting!
Found this podcast about a year ago, and have been working through the back catalog and always excited to see new episodes. It’s a fantastic concept and I love it, with just a couple caveats.
The sound quality is inconsistent. It’s an audio-only medium, and when sound levels are really different between the speakers or the audio qual... more
One of my all time FAVES! Entertaining, educational, and just all around amazing. Fully living a parasocial relationship with Hannah, Ben, and Brittney. Love considering some of these movies through the lens of these deep psychological considerations. All three understand their strengths and limitations. They have wonderful guests from time to time, totally wish I had become a therapist!
Popcorn psychology is a fun romp of a podcast with so much personally shining through Britney, Ben and Hannah. I love them all and their unique insights when watching movies that I enjoy watching. They’re all down to earth, funny and delightfully authentic in their experiences and ideas of how they’d sit down on a couch with each of these movie characters. I’ve been a long time listener and these wonderful Psychs gave me the boost I needed to start my Psych bachelors here in Australia and I am l... more
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The content provides a unique intersection of psychology and cinema, with three licensed therapists analyzing popular films through the lens of mental health. Each episode typically explores various themes such as trauma, identity, familial dynamics, and societal roles presented in the films, allowing listeners to gain deeper insights not only into the stories but also into real-world psychological concepts. The discussions cover a wide array of films, making it appealing to diverse audiences who appreciate both therapy and movies.
Listeners can expect a blend of entertainment, education, and personal growth as the hosts dissect characters and narratives, linking them to mental health issues and themes pertinent to everyday life. The engag... more
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